Valve Flagrantly Violates Sherman Antitrust Act

CaptainHaplo · 12-01-14, 12:23 AM

OK first of all - the "policy" reads as a request. Note the "please" verbage.

Second - anti-trust means a monopoly - nowhere in there does Valve state that early access sales must be through them only. Instead - they ask only that they be allowed to insure that their price matches that of others.

Price matching. So "More>less" doesn't apply - rather, "price=price" does. So where exactly does "anti-trust" apply?

12-01-14, 12:23 AM	#23
CaptainHaplo Silent Hunter Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 4,405 Downloads: 31 Uploads: 0	OK first of all - the "policy" reads as a request. Note the "please" verbage. Second - anti-trust means a monopoly - nowhere in there does Valve state that early access sales must be through them only. Instead - they ask only that they be allowed to insure that their price matches that of others. Price matching. So "More>less" doesn't apply - rather, "price=price" does. So where exactly does "anti-trust" apply? __________________ Good Hunting! Captain Haplo